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How does "the factor of 34" tell us that something's "obviously amiss"? Maybe that's more than you expected, but incredulity is a weak argument. Why does ther
by igouy 14y ago
How does "the factor of 34" tell us that something's "obviously amiss"?
Maybe that's more than you expected, but incredulity is a weak argument.
Why does there being "a program with only factor 2" suggest that something's "obviously amiss"?
Maybe that program does not use regular expressions for all the substitutions.
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